JEC Group announces 2020 Innovation Awards winners
The 13 winners were announced during a virtual ceremony on May 13.
- Wind/Energy
- Sustainability
- Automotive
- Trends
- Carbon Fibers
- Out of Autoclave
- Molds/Tools
- Materials
- Glass Fibers
- Fabrics/Preforms
- Pressure Vessels
- ATL/AFP
- Consumer
- Processes
- Epoxies
- Resins
- Thermoplastics
- Aerospace
- Natural Fibers
- Mass Transit
- Reinforcements
- Design & Tooling
- Markets
- Marine
- Construction
- Compression Molding
- Additive Manufacturing
- Prepregs
- RTM
- Recycling
- Filament Winding
The winners for each category are listed below:
JEC Group announced the full list of 2020 Innovation Awards finalists in January.
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